>>161293No they don't. You will get, at best, a one year limited warranty with most appliance manufacturers. You absolutely need to spring for the extended warranty. Trust me bro, this isn't like back in the old days when you could just crack shit open and repair it yourself. Modern washers are loaded with computer and designed for obsolesce. It is MUCH cheaper to throw an extra $100 down when you purchase a new appliance than it is to pay a repairman to come out with his computer and flash the memory to reset the damn thing.
I am having to deal with a similar situation right now. I didn't get the extended warranty with the refrigerator I bought when I bought this house, and now the fridge is on its last leg three years after I bought it. Wouldn't be that big of a deal except my son is still breast feeding and it is a massive burden on Ms. Pro™ to have to wake up every two hours to feed Lil Pro™ because we can't trust the fridge to keep all the milk the Misses pumped during the day cold.